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Determinism assumes that being determines itself through a causal relationship between all events. Imagine a billiard table, you hit a cue ball and start a process that is theoretically possible to calculate and determine the position and physical properties of each ball at any given time.
Fatalism offers to accept the predestination of being as a fact, and current processes-only its manifestation. It is like a magnetic tape with information already recorded, which is played back during playback on a tape recorder.�
That is, fatalism defines current existence as a consequence of predestination, and determinism-on the contrary, perceives predestination as a consequence of the current state of things.